Meticulous sculpture captures Orochimaru's unmistakable silhouette from Naruto Shippuden, rendered in a high-detailed resin with subtle paint shading. The figure stands in a dynamic, forward-leaning pose that hints at his agile, serpentine fighting style. He wears the distinctive long, flowing robe with layered sleeves and a sash, accented with violet and muted earth tones, while the undergarments and hair are sculpted with fine strands and clinging folds. The facial features emphasize Orochimaru's pale complexion, piercing eyes, and slightly parted lips, revealing his fanged mouth. The scale, 1/10, translates into a lifelike height of about 180 mm, and the base features snake motifs and a textured ground that enhances the figure's menace. The paintwork highlights subtle shading along the cloak's folds, metallic accents on jewelry, and careful weathering to suggest battle-worn ambience. This Tsume piece blends dramatic presence with museum-quality craft.

Orochimaru is introduced as one of the legendary Sannin, a former Konoha shinobi who defected seeking forbidden knowledge and immortality. In Naruto Shippuden, his schemes revolve around mastering life extension techniques, acquiring bodies to gain strength, and manipulating power players to realize his ambitions. He operates from the shadows, maintaining his own hidden sound village, and forms cold alliances with mercenary forces while pursuing Sasuke Uchiha as a vessel to gain youth and power. His philosophy centers on escaping the limits of a single life through experimentation, often clashing with Naruto, Kakashi, and other protagonists. Over time, Orochimaru's methods reveal his cunning, patience, and willingness to betray allies if it advances his goals. His presence remains a looming threat, always calculating the next move in pursuit of ultimate knowledge and control.